EDIHs: A European Network for Increasing Blockchain and AI Activities
summary
European Digital Innovation Hubs form an EU-funded network offering 151 EDIHs across member states with roughly 40 DLT-focused hubs and a searchable map and portal. Services are practical and free: free consulting and testing, training, help finding financing, and contractual pilots. A Hungary consortium of one EU-funded entity, four universities, one innovation agency, three NGOs and one government body runs five national hubs focused on cybersecurity, fintech, education and blockchain with hands‑on tools like Hyperledger and tokenization workflows plus regulatory guidance.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00EDIHs introduction
- 1:07What is EDIH
- 2:34EDIH funding and structure
- 4:01EDIH services for businesses
- 5:49Finding EDIHs in your country
- 6:52Hungary’s EDIHs focus
- 8:18Blockchain services via EDIHs
- 9:41EDIH cooperation in Europe
- 10:02Q&A
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